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Thread: gauge pods???

  1. #1
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    Does any boddy make gauge pods for the 73 thru 87 chevy trucks and suburbans?

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    I've been considering making one from fiberglass for my suburban, but haven't had the time to get to it yet. If you find a place that makes them I'd be interested, but I've done a lot of searching and found nothing :-(


    Originally posted by mallet2442:
    Does any boddy make gauge pods for the 73 thru 87 chevy trucks and suburbans?

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    As far as I know, nobody makes any for our trucks.

    This thread on another board is the closest I've ever come to actually seeing any possibility of there being guage pods. I don't think anything every came of it though.

    Casey

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    Have never seen one for our year of truck, but SunPro makes a universal model that can be trimmed and shaped with a hair dryer. It is a dual pod that accepts 2 or 2-1/15 inch guages. I found this thing a t the JC-WHITNEY web page for $26.99. Might be worth a try.
    1986 Suburban 4x4, 6.2, 700r4<br />Airbox & intake mods<br />32x11.50x15 (no lift)<br />Firestone Ride Rite Air Bags

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    Similar to the thread above, I also have contacted Lotek in the past and was told the same thing. There is a minimum order and they need to have an example piece of trim to work from. I had a Lotek 2 1/16" triple gauge pod in my S-15, and it was OK. My only complaint was that it didn't have the mounting holes pre-drilled.

    I ended up butchering my K5's dash and installing four aftermarket 2 1/16" gauges in the dash bezel. I can't say I'm exactly proud of how it looks, but at least all my gauges work now. Just a thought.
    1983 K5 Blazer, bored 6.2, 4911, 6.5TD heads and injectors, Gear drive, Banks system, Dual t-stats w/ high flow water pump, D60, 14BFF, Rear Disks, 4.10s, 37\" Swampers, Warn M8274-50, Bad paint and almost no interior

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    Try LMC Truck Parts: www.lmctruck.com
    Danie

    1982 Blazer ("Ratau" ROAR OFF THE BIG LION in African Tswana language.) 6.2L N/A, 700R4, 3.08 gears, 33" BF's. DSG timing gears, 12" Donaldson air filter, J intake and dual 2.5" exhaust. The rest stock.

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    If you look for a gauge pod who go on the dash board try banks, they have a nice one with a base is needed, the top run for around 20 buck if my memory is good, good luck.

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    Cool

    I recently found a website that sells them for our 1982-1992 model trucks for the pillar, 2 pod, 2-1/16" gauges, part number AM17103, priced at $52.95... They have all kinds of restoration parts covering our trucks... Give them a look...

    http://classicindustries.com/truck.htm

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    I believe that is a misprint that part number is an autometer 2-1/16" Triple Gauge Pillar, for Chevy/GM Full Size Truck 95-99
    00' GMC K3500 Crew Cab Dually 6.5 TD
    85' CUCV Blazer Project no motor

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